noun
advisement
Advisement (noun) means Careful consideration or deliberation, especially before making a decision. Example: “The judge took the matter under advisement before ruling.”
noun
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Careful consideration or deliberation, especially before making a decision.
"He took the situation under advisement, but was able to draw no conclusion."
"The judge took the matter under advisement before ruling."
How to use advisement
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishFormal consideration of something before deciding.
When to use it
Mostly used in formal or legal contexts.
Common pairings
under advisement
take under advisement
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Word forms
- Plural
- advisements
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Etymology
From Old French avisement, related to advise.
Synonyms
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Rhymes for advisement
cement
element
clement
movement
pavement
tenement
inclement
abatement
amusement
statement
agreement
excrement
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Frequently asked questions
What does “advisement” mean?
The word “advisement” means careful consideration or deliberation, especially before making a decision. In plain terms, formal consideration of something before deciding.
How do you use “advisement” in a sentence?
Here is “advisement” used in a sentence: “The judge took the matter under advisement before ruling.”
What part of speech is “advisement”?
“Advisement” is a noun.
Where does the word “advisement” come from?
The word “advisement” comes from Old French. From Old French avisement, related to advise.
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